Traditional Indian cuisine titillates the palate
Any Indian food festival, hosted by a hotel, will always have dishes that are part regional and part familiar—to foodies and seasoned travelers at least.
July 17, 2016
Any Indian food festival, hosted by a hotel, will always have dishes that are part regional and part familiar—to foodies and seasoned travelers at least.
ALL my life, there have been animals in and around the house. When I was a child, my mother kept a variety of pets in sequential order. Aside from rescued dogs and cats, at one time or another we had rabbits, parakeets, a parrot, mynahs, goldfish, ducks, chickens, hamsters and even white mice.
I am in my late 50s, separated with two grown children, both of whom have families of their own. I inherited a small business from my parents which has made me quite financially independent.
Until his last days in the intensive care unit, industrial trader and man-about-town Gabriel “Bong” Daza III was the life of the party. His image was defined by his company, the beautiful people—to use the ’70s term for the lifestyle set.
THE AMP (Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino) Band is really going places. From its home base in Balete@Kamias in Quezon City, the swinging jazz band—composed of the country’s top session musicians with musical director Mel Villena conducting—has been given the opportunity to play in other venues around the city, including a few special gigs in Malacañang.
OCTOBER 8 seems so far away but with time passing by so quickly, the Red Charity Gala will be here before long. Cochairs Kaye Tinga and I are full steam ahead with the preparations for our annual charity event for the benefit of Red Cross and the Assumption HS 81 Foundation
Your mantra for the week: “I focus on my dreams and, thus, they all come true.”
LAST Wednesday afternoon looking at the ’50s house that was slowly filling up with well-heeled Cebuanos, we had a nice feeling trying to recall that around 1987, Mother Teresa was in this house, visiting with the sick.
THE ICON of Our Mother of Perpetual Help in Rome marks the 150th anniversary of its turnover by Pope Pius IX to the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (C.Ss.R), or Redemptorists.
LENI Robredo and Jayanti Kirpalani are two women leaders with straightforward strategies for what they see as imminent conflict and disaster scenarios.
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